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Professional Grab Bar Installation in Norfolk, NE
Call (405) 410-6402Professional grab bar installation in Norfolk and Northeast Nebraska. Secure, ADA-compliant grab bars installed in bathrooms for senior safety and fall prevention.
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We install grab bars the right way—never just into drywall. Every bar gets mounted into studs or solid blocking, supports 500+ lbs, and is sealed perfectly around tile so water can't sneak behind. Norfolk families trust us because their parents actually feel secure, and the bars look like they belong—not tacked on as an afterthought.
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Safety + style is our thing. We place bathroom grab bars exactly where they're needed: 33–36 inches high, beside the toilet, vertical at the shower entry, horizontal and angled on the control wall, and always with 1.5-inch clearance from the wall. You pick brushed nickel, chrome, matte black, or oil-rubbed bronze—we make them disappear into your décor while keeping you safe.
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DIY grab bars scare us (and should scare you too). We bring stud finders, moisture meters, marine-grade blocking when needed, and years of experience knowing exactly where weight is actually transferred. One customer told us, 'My mom now showers without fear for the first time in years.' That's why we're so careful on every single install.
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True ADA-spec grab bars are 1.25–1.5 inches in diameter (perfect grip size), knurled or textured for wet hands, mounted 33–36 inches off the floor, and spaced 1.5 inches from the wall. We carry heavy-duty stainless models that look elegant and hold real weight—because your safety deserves the best, not the cheapest option at the big-box store.
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Perfect shower grab bar layout we use in nearly every Norfolk home: a 24-inch vertical bar right at the entry (helps stepping in), an 18–24 inch horizontal bar on the back wall at seat height, and a 16–24 inch angled bar on the control wall so you can steady yourself while adjusting temperature. It's the combo seniors and physical therapists love most.
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